Santa Fe｜Foodie Guide 🍽️✨

Geromino A New American restaurant on Canyon Road—perfect for a date night! 🥂 The ambiance is lovely, service is attentive, and they even served complimentary champagne before the meal. 🦌 The venison entree was surprisingly delicious—tender and flavorful. 🦐 Their famous shrimp dish was just okay—not as impressive as expected. The fried cake it came with wasn’t memorable. 🦢 The foie gras was rich, buttery, and generously portioned. 📍 After dinner, take a stroll down Canyon Road and explore the art galleries! 🎨 La Boca Their paella is tasty and huge! 🥘 We wanted to order a portion for two, but our server (a sweet grandma 👵) insisted one portion was enough—and she was right! They also offer great tapas for sharing. The apple crostinis 🍎 (a special limited dish) were loaded with cheese and absolutely delicious! The TeaHouse 🍵 Just a block away from Geromino on Canyon Rd. They have their own parking lot 🅿️. We went for brunch—waiting for outdoor seating can take a while, but indoor seating was available immediately. Their Matcha Lemonade 🍹 is a must-try—balanced between matcha’s bitterness and lemon’s tanginess. The regular iced tea, though, was pretty bland. The Pantry Rio We arrived around 11 AM and still waited 20+ minutes. After ordering, it took another 40 minutes to get our food 😩. People who came after us were almost done eating while we were still waiting… After talking to the manager, our food arrived instantly. The brunch was decent—the berry jam wasn’t sweetened, so it tasted a bit tart. They serve authentic Mexican breakfast—highly recommended if you’re into traditional flavors! ⚠️ Note: This is NOT the original “The Pantry” (that’s another spot near El Rey Court). This is The Pantry Rio, close to Santa Fe Plaza. #SantaFeEats #NewMexico #FoodGuide #DateNightRestaurant #USTravel #LocalFlavors #BrunchSpot #HiddenGems #CanyonRoad #FoodieAdventure